San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-08

shipments OF silver and lead ore
from the Laredo smelter to Kansas City
over the 1. & G. n. railway, will begin
In few days.
One of the bridge men on the Aran-
sas Pass railway was drowned at
Yoakum Monday last, while the gang
was repairing a washed out bridge.
The fine banner to be used in the
| Italian celebration next wednesday, ID
ready for use. 1t was painted by Z. A.
| Francois.
DIR. Kingsley has received one OF the
new pneumatic cabinets, which Is said to
be one OF the great cures for consump-
ton.
"A train from Comfort to BOerne re-
Gently made 20 miles in 10 minutes.
Capt. Chas. Schreiner was on the train
and timed 1t.
Very heavy rains fell yesterday on
the Arkansas Pass railway all the way
from San Antonio TO Kerrvllle.
Annie Vanderstratten secured a
divorce from August Vanderstratten
yesterday in the district court, during
pause in the Beitel proceedings.
Tomorrow, Sunday night, Miss
Charlotte Thompson will appear for the
last time in Jane Eyre" at the Grand
opera house.
The Sunday law effects Migrants
both ways. II they work on Sunday
they violate the law; If they remain idle
on Sunday, they are Migrants, and vio-
late the law.
The ladies OF the San Fernando
Benevolent society meet tomorrow at
nf MnnipT
Salinas street.
Mr.. Will Lambert, who has been
visiting the city for the past week, is
out again this morning, having had
three days spell Of sickness.
Sheriff BOdemann left for Boerne
this morning in charge OF Sheriff
Thumm, OF Csstroville, whose trial
comes up next week.
An auction SAFE of a stock OF millln-
cry took place at j. ii. Bottoms auction
house today and large crowd OF ladies
attended.
Fourth street, the continuation OF
Lexington avenue, Is flooded with stand
ing water between Avenues G and ID,
Avenue G and that part Of 4th street
which leads to the river being too high
to drain the water into the river.
In celebration Of the Feast OF Con-
clusiOn," divine services will be held at
the Temple Beth FL on Sunday evening,
at G:30, and Monday morning at 10
O'Clock.
THE Student" rallied at the Y. NJ.
G. L. hall Thursday night, was won in
throw of 43, but the tie is between
tickets numbering and lis, both OF
which are out and their owners are not
known, as yer.
Charlie SnOwden, aged six years
came up with his family from Devine
station last Saturday and became lost.
lie has not since been found, and his
relatives are anXi0usly searching for
him.
County Clerk Thad Smith and wife
returned home yesterday at noon from
New York, st. Louis and other places.
Thad says he shook hands with Presi
pent Cleveland at st. Louis, and told
him he voted for him in Texas.
The new lodge of the A. o. U. W.,
held their second meeting last night and
several new members were elected. An
other lodge, composed mainly OF railroad
men, will be instituted as soon as the
Sunset pay car comes in.
Mr.. G. A. II. Campbell, it is an
nounced, will play cornet solo at the
German-English Bazaar on Monday and
the San Antonio stringed quartette led
by Max Gipprich, will play on Wednes-
day.
"A number of gentlemen have 1850
Ciated themselves and will open y new
club room on the evening of the Sth inst.
over ZinSmeyer's saloon, corner West
Commerce and Cameron streets. Visit
Ors invited to attend.
l0-7-2t JOHNIE MILLER.
"A cordial invitation is extended to
everybody to visit Orynski's Corner
Pharmacy on Military plaza. Our mot
to is threefOld: Only the best goods,
only the greatest care and accuracy,
only the most reasonable prices We
call special attention to a lot of fancy
goods, TO be sold at ruinOus rates, pre-
viOus to the arrival of our new goods for
the holiday season. Come and look at
them, maybe you will see something to
strike your fancy-and they're cheap.
ORYNsKI's.
1927 II Military plaza.